Age: Wide Angle Lecture Series- It's Never Too Late with Sage Cowles, Dance activist
PrintSeating is first come, first served. Doors open at 6:15 and program begins at 7 PM.
MCC Members are invited to join the speaker for dinner following the lecture (dutch treat, location TBD). Please e-mail emilyhutchinson [at] millcitycommons [dot] org to add your name to the reservation!
When:
Tuesday, March 9th
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Where:
Central Library, Pohlad Hall
300 Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis, MN 55401
What:
Sage Cowles grew up around NYC, graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison in 1947, married, and moved to Minneapolis in 1953. Sage's talk will cover lessons learned along the way, reflecting her lifelong interest in dance, her recent research into early childhood education at the Humphrey Institute, and her ongoing adventures of getting old.
MCC MEMBERS AND GUESTS
No reservations required!
Contact
emilyhutchinson [at] millcitycommons [dot] orgSend an email
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Villages in the News
AAA Home&Away magazine published an article called "Living the Good Life" about aging in place in their September/October 2011 issue. Mill City Commons is highlighted on page 3 under "Creating a Village". You'll find the article by clicking here.
The New York Times New Old Age Blog published a story August 15, 2011 about Lincoln Park Village in Chicago and the Village to Village Network (Mill City Commons is a member). You'll find the story by clicking here.
AARP May/June 2011 magazine published an interesting article on the village movement called "The Real Social Network". Check it out by clicking here.
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